Letters

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E-mail letters, June 28, 2010

Tiered rates are not revenue boost for Xcel Rick Wagner’s column from June 25, “Income redistribution is behind new electric rates,”  contains some inaccuracies. Tiered rates is a pricing structure that is relatively ...

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Printed letters, June 29, 2010

I am a dog owner and love my dog dearly. And that is why I don’t take her to the Farmers Market. I leave her at home where she belongs when the temperatures are as high as they were last week. I don’t think dog owners realize that ...

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Printed letters, June 27, 2010

Gulf spill is chance to push clean energy I recently read The Daily Sentinel editorial titled, “Gulf oil spill not an opportunity for Obama,” and was extremely angered. I believe that the idea that the Gulf spill is not linkable ...

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E-mail letters, June 25, 2010

Who is being deceptive on global warming case? After reading Richard Alward’s column on doubt-mongering and climate change — which asked the question: “Will Americans be fooled again?” — my thought was: Who is ...

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E-mail letters, June 24, 2010

Wagner’s attack on Romanoff don’t make much sense One must wonder why Rick Wagner would go to the trouble of trying to discourage Andrew Romanoff in the Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate? I am sure he must realize that no ...

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Printed letters, June 25, 2010

County medical clinic will cost area taxpayers It was rather surprising to see the reasoning that two of our conservative county commissioners offered regarding the county getting into the health care business. If the county saves money by ...

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E-mail letters, June 23, 2010

Why don’t local officials heed their own slogan? Time after time, I hear our local elected officials and businessmen using the slogan, “Buy locally.” And I always try to do that. However who are the worst offenders when it ...

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Printed letters, June 24, 2010

Political campaigning has always been a case of candidates promising things they can’t possibly deliver. They speak about correcting problems or situations about which they have no experience and aren’t sufficiently informed. Most ...

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E-mail letters, June 22, 2010

McInnis is more experienced gubernatorial candidate In the article by Charles Ashby titled, “Itemized fees annoy customers, Maes contends,” on Page 7A Maes that Xcel Energy and other power suppliers should pay to build their own ...

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Printed letters, June 23, 2010

Teller Arms parking lot has never been very full This is in response to the complaining about the veterans using the Teller Arms Shopping Center for parking when the VA hospital lot is full: First of all, Lorraine Erickson should be standing ...

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